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3 years ago

This one is the one I need help with my final question

Mathematics

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STatiana [176]3 years ago

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Answer:

vertex C could be at (6,0) or (2,8)

(I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but if not I hope this helps!)

Step-by-step explanation:

vertex C needs to be placed somewhere on the graph where it would form a right angle (and therefore a right-angled triangle as well). vertex C could be at (6,0) or (2,8). this is because at these two points vertex C will form a right angle, therefore making it a right-angled triangle.

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